Fire
Fire
Rapid and hot oxidation of a material.
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Flame
Visible, gaseous part of a fire.
12%
Combustion
Chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen.
5.6%
Conflagration
Large and destructive fire.
5.2%
Redox
Chemical reaction involving changes in oxidation state.
5.1%
Control of fire by early humans
Aspect of human history.
4.5%
Plasma (physics)
State of matter.
4.3%
Fire (classical element)
One of the four classical elements.
3.5%
Fire making
Process of starting a fire artificially.
1.7%
Fuel
Material used to create heat and energy.
1.7%
Exothermic process
Thermodynamic process that releases energy to its surroundings.
1.5%
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Flame
Visible, gaseous part of a fire.
8.6%
Plasma (physics)
State of matter.
7.3%
Wildfire
Uncontrolled fire in forests or open spaces.
5.8%
Combustion
Chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen.
5.3%
Light
Electromagnetic radiation humans can see.
4.6%
Fire (classical element)
One of the four classical elements.
4.5%
Control of fire by early humans
Aspect of human history.
3.2%
Arson
Intentional burning of property as a crime.
2.2%
Cooking
Preparing food using heat.
1.7%
Blue lava
Optical phenomenon resulting from burning sulfur.
1.6%